Tag: U.S
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Top U.S. Cities for Gen Z Living in 2025 and Beyond
According to a recent Corebridge Financial survey, nearly 80% of Gen Zers — those now between 13 and 28 years old — say they are already serious about their financial planning. While they may have inherited the title of “most-criticized generation” from Millennials, Gen Zers are proving themselves to be financially astute, community-oriented and cost-conscious.…
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FGIA Panel: Sustainability Endures Despite U.S. Policy Shifts
Three panelists addressed the topic of sustainability at the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Fall Conference in Indianapolis. Those participating in the October 8, discussion, “Why Sustainability Matters Today: How Sustainability is Driving Codes, Clients and Competitiveness,” included Paul Bush (Vitro Architectural Glass), Chris Giovannielli (Kawneer Company) and Michelle Foster (Home Innovation Research Labs).…
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ITW Food Equipment Names New VP of U.S. Dealer Sales
ITW Food Equipment Group is pleased to announce the appointment of Ray Peden as its new VP of U.S. FEG Dealer Sales Organization. In his new position, Peden will lead the ITW FEG dealer sales team in generating organic growth by providing exceptional dealer support and strengthening partner relationships, as well as maintaining a critical…
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Good News for Local Drivers: U.S. 35 Upgrades Reach Half-Way Mark in LaPorte, Indiana
LaPorte, IN – With the leaves falling from the trees and sleet and snow just around the corner, LaPorte area residents can breathe a small sigh of relief today. That’s because LaPorte Mayor Tom Dermody and construction company F.H. Paschen declared the half-way point on the U.S. 35 Pavement Replacement and Outfall Utilities Project that…
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U.S. Department of Labor Awards $86 Million to Expand Workforce Training in 14 States
The U.S. Department of Labor has awarded more than $86 million in Industry-Driven Skills Training Fund grants to 14 states to support workforce development and strengthen domestic manufacturing and shipbuilding. Administered by the department’s Employment and Training Administration, the grants will provide outcome-based reimbursements to employers that offer training for new and existing workers in…
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Marchese Construction Named Top 100 U.S. Small Business
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and CO—, its award-winning digital platform for small businesses, today announced Marchese Construction was chosen for the CO—100: America’s Top 100 Small Businesses list. Marchese Construction was selected out of more than 12,500 applicants by an esteemed panel of judges for its impressive growth, innovative strategies, and dedication to delivering…
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4 Southern Metros Lead U.S. in Data Scientist Job Growth
The job market in the United States is remarkably diverse, spanning careers that range from retail and technology to highly specialized academic and legal roles. Over time, occupations have shifted in popularity as technology, geography and the evolution of society introduced new roles. Also necessary to mention, the global COVID-19 pandemic which stirred the job…
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Ware Malcomb Adds Leaders from CBRE’s U.S. Design Collective
Ware Malcomb, an award-winning international design firm, today announced eight new leaders, formerly with CBRE’s U.S. Design Collective division, have joined the firm in its Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Miami and New York offices. The move follows last month’s announcement that the entire domestic Design Collective has joined the Ware Malcomb team. Karen McCallum, Principal, Ware Malcomb,…
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Samuelson Furniture Earns U.S. Patent for BUILD Walls Platform
Samuelson Furniture, the only fourth-generation, family-owned manufacturer specializing in high-end hospitality and senior living furniture, is thrilled to announce that its innovative BUILD Walls platform has received a U.S patent. This milestone reinforces Samuelson’s commitment to developing solutions that transform the design and construction process while prioritizing safety, functionality, and aesthetics. BUILD Walls by Samuelson is a patented…
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Fix the Dam Concrete: Aging U.S. Dams Face Urgent Repairs
With America’s dams showing their age, utilities have an opportunity to tap into federal funding and modernize critical concrete infrastructure before costly failures strike. In the U.S., hydropower generates nearly 27% of renewable electricity and 93% of all utility-scale storage, yet the average dam is nearly 80 years old, according to the U.S. Department of…